Yakima And Clickitat Indian Wars 1855 And 1856 Personal Recollections of Capt
Yakima And Clickitat Indian Wars 1855 And 1856 Personal Recollections of Capt
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We were duly mustered and sworn in as a regular company of volunteers, and were recognized as such by the U. S. Troops.
Our first rendezvous was on the Yelm Prairie, where we built a store and blockhouse. We then moved to Montgomery's, some fifteen or eighteen miles further on. Here we were joined by sev eral other companies. A large amount of stores were soon col lected at this place, occupying a large barn. From here on we had to open the road as we progressed, and were followed by some twent...y or thirty ox-teams, drawing heavily loaded wagons with supplies, with Captains Henness, Swindall, and perhaps other companies, as escort. We waded the Puyallup in the advance, and camped, without fire, shelter, or supper, in a cold drenching 8 rain, at the spot were the old settlers had been surrounded and attacked at the commencement of hostilities.
DEATH OP KANASKTJT.
About half a mile further on a company of regulars were encamped near the steep high hill up which the trail meandered. They had placed a picket-guard of three men a short distance up the hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were duly mustered and sworn in as a regular company of volunteers, and were recognized as such by the U. S. Troops.
Our first rendezvous was on the Yelm Prairie, where we built a store and blockhouse. We then moved to Montgomery's, some fifteen or eighteen miles further on. Here we were joined by sev eral other companies. A large amount of stores were soon col lected at this place, occupying a large barn. From here on we had to open the road as we progressed, and were followed by some twent...y or thirty ox-teams, drawing heavily loaded wagons with supplies, with Captains Henness, Swindall, and perhaps other companies, as escort. We waded the Puyallup in the advance, and camped, without fire, shelter, or supper, in a cold drenching 8 rain, at the spot were the old settlers had been surrounded and attacked at the commencement of hostilities.
DEATH OP KANASKTJT.
About half a mile further on a company of regulars were encamped near the steep high hill up which the trail meandered. They had placed a picket-guard of three men a short distance up the hill.
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